Matt Walsh (3:55)

Hey, thanks for having me.

Vince (3:57)

What does this mean to you, this Supreme Court decision?

Matt Walsh (4:00)

Well, I think it's, look, it's an historic, historic decision. And in many ways I think it's the death knell of the trans movement, of the trans agenda, which many of us have been fighting, fighting for years now. And the reason why I say it's the death knell is because the trans activists have been relying on the force of the courts to, to, to force this issue on the American public because they can't win the argument. And even as over the last few years we've seen, of course in Tennessee we passed all banning child mutilation, child castration, which is, which is the law that ended up in the Supreme Court, vindicated in the Supreme Court. Many other states have, have also passed similar laws. But trans activists have said repeatedly that hey, well it's, it's okay because the courts are going strike it down anyway because they're just used to that. They're used to having the courts bail them Out.

Vince (4:50)

Right.

Matt Walsh (4:51)

And they need that to happen. And now, and now obviously the highest court in the land has, has ruled on the subject and established binding precedent. And so that's, that's it. That's their, their last gas, their last hope was that. And now what it means is that there's a level playing field and they're going to have to go out and make the case. They're gonna have to actually go out and make the argument. They have to explain why they think it's a good thing to perform these pro seizures on kids and they can't do that. It's an indefensible position and they know it. So I think that's where we're at.

Vince (5:24)

Yeah. Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a concurring opinion yesterday and as usual was the opinion worth reading the most. And in it he described that self described experts have, quote, compromised their medical recommendations to achieve political ends. Really, in as far as the Supreme Court justice goes, that's about as scathing as it gets to condemn these so called medical practitioners for instead allowing their politics to hurt children.

Matt Walsh (5:51)

Yeah, exactly. And he's, and he's right that this is one of the problems with the argument we've heard so many times over the years that there's a medical consensus, there's a consensus in the medical field that it's a good idea to, you know, give chemical castration drugs to 13 year olds. And the problem is, number one, there actually is not this consensus there. There are, you know, many so called actual medical experts that have come out against, especially in places like the U.K. but even here, and increasingly so, but, but also number two, we know that the experts can get it wrong because they can. We saw this with COVID we've seen this many times that the consensus can be wrong. I mean it was, it wasn't all that long ago when a consensus of medical experts got a letter saying that, you know, even though Covid was supposedly this deadly thing, we all just stay locked in, it's okay to go out as long as you're protesting for blm, then you'll be somehow, somehow you'll be exempt from, from the virus. Now there was a, there was a lot of medical experts who said that. So they just, it's possible for people to get something wrong and just discredit themselves in the process, especially when they are calling, when they're, when they're advocating for something that is clearly ethically and morally deranged as they were here.

Vince (7:01)

Although you know, I will say that, you know, as you really to emphasize the point you're making, the American Academy of Pediatrics yesterday came out and condemned the decision and were on the side of castration for these children. We still have these major institutions that have for many years carried respect as some sort of like noble pediatric group of doctors. But instead they're using their power to hurt these kids. It seems pretty clear that they're captured, Matt.

Matt Walsh (7:32)

They are captured. They're captured ideologically. They're also, I think that they've painted themselves into a corner that they feel like they can't get out of there. They're sort of beholden now to this because what's the other option? You know, you've got these so called medical experts who came out five years ago, six years ago, out of nowhere, and today it turns out that actually boys can be girls. We never told you guys this before, but now you can't. But you know, it turns out that's the case. If they reverse course now and they say, oh, hey, actually got that wrong.

Vince (8:02)

Yeah.

Matt Walsh (8:03)

Well, then they have to admit that they have inflicted this horrific abuse and permanently damaged untold numbers of kids and adults, by the way. And that has all kinds of, of legal ramifications, financial ramifications for them. That, that, that. So they can't allow that. It's the same reason why like you're always going to have, you're always going to have the extremists who will defend this to the hilt, will defend it to the death because they're invested in, you've got parents who, you know, went along with this and did this to their kids. And a lot of them are going to feel like, well, I can't back out now. I'll have to admit that I've done this horrible thing.

Vince (8:40)

Yes.

Matt Walsh (8:40)

And so that's why the fight, it will continue.

Vince (8:43)

Yeah. And rightfully. And, and if people like Ketanji Brown Jackson are involved in the judgment of all of this, it's, it'll get worse again because during the oral arguments for this case, she said out loud that castrating a child is the same as an interracial marriage. She made that comparison. She said getting in the way of child castration would be like getting in the way of an interracial marriage in the United States. So they're willing to take this to ludicrous levels to defend it.

Matt Walsh (9:11)

They are. And that, you know, that that was her desperate attempt to, to make some sort of argument that this is a violation of the equal protection clause, you know, the guarantee they were all equal under the law. But the problem. There's a lot of problems with that argument, but the main one is that that has to do with immutable characteristics, and race is an immutable characteristic. Transgender status, and this is something that the majority opinion pointed out, and this was a. This was a key point in the. In the. In the arguments, is that transgender status is not immutable characteristic. It changes by the second. I mean, if I say that I'm a woman now, that I'm a woman, if I wake up tomorrow and say I'm a man again, that I'm a man, and you have to trust that you have to go along with that. That's. And that's the. That's not. According to me. That's according to the trans activists themselves. By their own testimony, transgenderism is not immutable. It can change. It's fluid. They use the word fluid. Gender fluid. Right. So how can you say that? You know, if I say I'm gender fluid, how can you say that being gender fluid is immutable? Makes no sense. It's a contradiction in terms. It's like saying you're, you know, a married bachelor. So. So the argument just falls apart immediately.

Vince (10:15)

Instantly. Instantly. The predicate to your involvement in this, or. I know you were interested in this for a time, but you really went after Vanderbilt University Medical Cent Tennessee for what they were doing to kids. Can you just get us back to that and what you were able to achieve?

Matt Walsh (10:30)

Yeah, almost years ago that we launched our investigation into. Into Vanderbilt in Tennessee. And of course, I'm in. I'm in Nashville. And we had been on. On this topic for a long time. Of course, I've been in the fight against the trans madness for four years before that. But we realized that, you know, if you want to wake people up to the realities of what's happening, it's. You have to get specific. It's one thing to just speak in general terms that, oh, things are happening to kids, but now we have to start looking at what this. This hospital is actual hospital, this supposedly esteemed medical institution is doing that. Here's what they are doing right now. And we kind of revealed all of that, and we posted on X and Twitter at the time, and it kind of started a snowball effect in Tennessee. And next after that, we did a big rally, and some of our lawmakers in the state came and attended the rally, and then they respond to that with a law banning these procedures. And, you know, all of that the whole time. And I think the real benefit even of our investigation into Vanderbilt. It was not really to like to convince people that it's wrong to do this or to convince people that men aren't women. I think most people never needed to be convinced. Most people always knew that. But there was a time when most people didn't realize that this was actually happening. They didn't, they didn't realize that. They didn't want to accept that no kids are actually being castrated, they're actually being mutilated, they're chopping the breasts off of 15 year old girls. And so it was like this. We had to raise awareness, let people know this is really happening. Yeah, once we did that, once people knew that it was happening, I think the rest kind of happened naturally from there.

Vince (12:08)

I do think awareness is important, but I think it goes a step further than that. Matt, also remember it was just a couple years ago that people were scared to talk about this at all. They were, they were intimidated. They thought that their lives would be somehow upended by acknowledging the truth. So people were cowed into silence. And it was seeing people like you be vocal and factual that I think gave a lot of people hope and heart to be like, wait a second, I totally agree with that guy. Let me add my voice to this conversation. So I do, I do think part of this was just the courage to speak up.

Matt Walsh (12:37)

Yeah, I think that's, I think. And that goes back to it still not being a matter of persuading people necessarily because they already knew. But yeah, that's the thing. When you have, and we've seen this happen, especially over the last five years in many other contexts. We saw it happen with COVID we saw it happen with BLM and George Floyd where there's this like mass hysteria that takes hold of people where they're not necessarily convinced of something, but they're afraid to say what they know to be true and they just sort of go along with it. But the one thing about mass hysteria is that it, it comes on very quickly and it, it will often the fever can break very quickly also and usually just takes a few people standing up and saying, this is crazy, not going along with it. And then shortly after that, a few more people join in and next thing you know, you know, where we've restored.

Vince (13:20)

Balance, you can topple the insanity. So one thing I've noticed being in this space, being in media, is that sometimes when I talk about this topic, I'll get an email, for instance, from say a pediatrician who starts yelling at me that I don't know what I'm talking about and that this is good, this is good for children and on and on making some sort of kind of ridiculous defense of why it's okay to abuse kids. Have you encountered that? I imagine your incoming on this must be crazy. Including from people who purport to be medical professionals.

Matt Walsh (13:51)

Yeah, I've certainly encountered that a lot over the years. A little, a little bit less now, actually. I think that the, and they're like we talked about, there are still the trans activists that are never going to go away. They're never going to shut up. But I think that the energy has been zapped out of the movement in a lot of ways. And in particular, the kind of mainstream figures, the elected Democrats on the, on the national stage, most of them don't want to talk about this. They'd rather just, they'd rather pretend it never happened. They know it's an indefensible position. They don't want to be in the position of having to defend it. Which is why the response, you know, in certain, in the, in the fever swamps on the left. Yeah, they were going nuclear over this decision, but it was a little bit more muted in the mainstream, at least from my vantage point. And I think that's because they just don't. They want to have this conversation. They know they're on the side of chemically castrating kids and they know that that's indefensible.

Vince (14:49)

Yes.

Matt Walsh (14:50)

And they don't want to talk about it. Which is all the more reason to press the issue even more because you know, your opponents don't want to talk about it. Force them to talk about it. We have the advantage and let's press it.

Vince (15:01)

Yeah, there's a lot of doomers out there, people who think that everything always heads in the wrong direction. But when we get wins like this, we should acknowledge them. And it's happened from time to time like this stopping cast of children. Great. Stopping men and women's sports. Wonderful. Everyone's on our side on that issue saying that police are good for actually bringing security to communities. The right clearly won that debate. I mean, there are, there's, there are clear signs of progress here, Matt, and you are so often at the center of so many of them. I just want to thank you and congratulate you again for all your work on this, sir.

Matt Walsh (15:31)

Well, I really appreciate that. Means a lot. Thank you.

Vince (15:34)

All right, Matt, thank you very much. That's Matt Walsh of the, of the Daily Wire and a well deserved victory lap here for him and his efforts. And of course, I didn't Even mention his movie, what Is a Woman? Which I think a lot of people were able to wake up to what the hell was going on just by seeing that. It's a fantastic movie, an incredible movie, and in a world where, look, I mean, I've been in conservative media forever, not everything's a hit. There's a couple misses. Some things are poorly produced. They don't really get the message out the way you want to, or they're. They just don't have the budget to achieve what they set out to do in the first place. But with that movie and with Matt's talent, they were able to do something really big and important. And so all the cultural effects that he's talking about here, there's no question that the guy deserves to take some meaningful credit for that. I hope you're loving this show. I love making it, so I just love being a part of it. We got to thank our sponsors. I don't just slap my name on anything. I only back up what I truly believe in. And that's why I'm so pumped to have blackout coffee. As such a wonderful sponsor of this program. I actually met the owner, John, when I was. I was hanging out with Dan Bongino. And John, this guy's awesome. This guy is the real deal. He built blackout coffee from the ground up, refusing to compromise on quality or values. It's America first coffee, roasted fresh right here in the United States. There's no woke nonsense, just bold, strong coffee for people who actually get stuff done. So that's you. That's you we're talking about. As you know, blackout coffee has been the official coffee of all of us here at Silverlock. So, you know, this is a brand that stands for the right values, and very importantly to me, they make an amazing cup of coffee. An amazing cup of coffee, which is why I start my day with blackout coffee every day. You should, too. Here's the deal. John is hooking you up. All you have to do is go to blackoutcoffee.com Vince. That's blackoutcoffee.com Vince. Use that code Vince. V, I, N, C, E. And you're gonna get 20% off your first order. Isn't that amazing? Whether you like whole bean, ground, or even instant coffee that does not suck, blackout coffee has you covered. So support a company that truly shares your values. Blackoutcoffee.com Vince. Use the code, Vince. And you're gonna get 20% off your first order. Get to drinking that delicious blackout coffee today. And I've been using the Bone Charge infrared sauna blanket and red light face mask. Ever since they sent them to us, we love these products, me and my wife Allison. I love the infrared sauna blanket especially. I just wrap myself up for muscle recovery detoxification. It's a huge game changer in our house. Easy to use. Just wrap myself up, let that heat work its magic. It's created a real difference. Now I relax and I rejuvenate and how I feel afterward. Pretty cool, too. You know, not everybody can say, oh, I have a sauna at home. Yeah, I do. I got a sauna blanket, and it works amazingly. My wife loves her red light face mask. It's very cool. Very, very cool. It's actually kind of awesome to look at too. She puts it on and her old face is glowing. I was like, that's amazing. I don't even know what I'm staring at right now. But she loves the effect that it's having on her, and it works great. It improves your skin's texture, it reduces inflammation, and it creates fantastic results. It's like having a mini spot treatment right at home. If you're thinking about trying either of these products out, well, you're in luck. Just head to bonecharge.com that's B O N charge dot com. Use that code Vince at checkout. You get 15% off, baby. Both of these products have made such a positive impact on helping our wellness routine. You're gonna love them, too. Use the code vince@bonecharge.com and save 15%. These statements and products have not been evaluated by the fda. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. All right, the late, great Jimi Hendrix has a famous song called hey Joe. And just like everything else, Democrats are trying to ruin it. Hank Johnson apparently was given a guitar or someone get. Maybe purchased it. I don't. I don't know. Maybe insider trading finally resulted in a nice electric guitar. He didn't bother tuning it. No one tuned it for him. And it resulted in this remake. A parody version of hey Joe becomes hey Trump, as sung by Hank Johnson, a man who believes too many people standing on one side of an island will result in its capsizing. Listen to this.

Hank Johnson (19:58)

I'm compelled with a new guitar and with some thoughts about that old song, hey Joe, you know, to give some commentary on where we are now.

Matt Walsh (20:12)

Oh, no. Oh, no.

Jim (20:15)

Hey, Trump.

Hank Johnson (20:20)

Where you going with that gun in your hand?

Vince (20:26)

I think we finally answered the question, Jim. He's not good at anything. He's not there's nothing. There's nothing. You always hold out hope. You figure, like, well, maybe. Maybe there's something else they could do. We're just going down the list with Hank Johnson.

Jim (20:47)

Ra.

Hank Johnson (20:52)

Where you going with that gun in your hand?

Vince (21:00)

Ever been to a bar and then all of a sudden, live music begins, and you didn't expect it. You know, you're sitting there with a buddy, two of you just having a drink, and then right at the corner of the bar, somebody starts strumming a guitar. You know, I don't know, they knew a guy or something, and they end up there sitting on a bar stool playing, and they set up a little cup for the money. Is there any chance you're. You're reaching for your wallet here, Jim, you're going to pull a dollar out for this guy? Like, maybe a pity dollar?

Unknown (21:26)

Like, zero chance.

Vince (21:28)

No chance. No chance.

Hank Johnson (21:34)

I'm going down the street.

Jim (21:36)

Shoot down democracy.

Vince (21:39)

Shoot down democracy.

Hank Johnson (21:40)

You know, I want to be a king someday.

Vince (21:49)

Really? Honestly, you could have tuned this thing. What kind of guitar is that, Jim?

Unknown (21:52)

Did we get an offender Stratocat? That is an abuse of a friend or Stratocaster.

Vince (21:57)

Okay. All right. So he's. So this is a beautiful guitar, more than capable of delivering a sweet sound. And he didn't bother to tune it, and he has no idea what he's doing with it. So he's. This is a weapon placed in the wrong hands.

Jim (22:13)

I'm going down and shoot democracy down.

Hank Johnson (22:20)

You know, I want to be the king someday.

Vince (22:30)

You know, you ever ask yourself, like, what are members of Congress doing all day? What are they. What are they doing up there on Capitol Hill?

Unknown (22:35)

I actually was asking, was there not a staffer in the office saying, God, no, it's not. This is bad.

Vince (22:43)

Nobody tripped over the cord. Nobody went over the wall and just unplugged it, like, whoops, sorry about that, Congressman. Or just like, you know, hey, the power went out so weird.

Jim (22:54)

Hey, Donald Trump, we won't let you take our democracy down. Take it down to the ground.

Vince (23:07)

I mean, Hank Johnson, like every other Democrat, spend so much time thinking about Trump that he's writing songs about him. Now he's writing music about President Trump. Yeah, sure, it's stolen. It's. It's. Obviously. But you know, Jimmy, Jimi Hendrix created a masterpiece. This guy crapped all over it. But again, he put. They can't help themselves. They're making art with Donald Trump's name in it. If you can call this art.

Jim (23:38)

Hey, Trump, we won't let you Take our democracy down Burn it down to the ground.

Hank Johnson (23:56)

That's it, y'.

Matt Walsh (23:56)

All.

Vince (23:56)

Oh, that's it. That's it. That's it. That's him saying. That's all you have to hear. Hank Johnson. So, Hank Johnson, is this the right. Let me see. I think this is the audio.

Hank Johnson (24:09)

The island that at its widest level is what, 12 miles from shore to shore, and at its smallest level or smallest location, it's seven miles between one shore and the other, is that correct?

Matt Walsh (24:39)

I don't have the exact dimensions, but to your point, sir, I think Guam is a small island.

Hank Johnson (24:45)

Very small island. And about 24 miles, if I recall. Long. 24 miles long. About 7 miles wide at the least widest. The least widest place on the island. And about 20.

Vince (25:03)

About 12 miles at the most widest.

Hank Johnson (25:06)

Wide on the widest part of the island. And I don't know how many square miles that that is. Do you happen to know.

Matt Walsh (25:20)

I don't have that figure with me, sir. I can certainly supply it to you, if you'd like.

Hank Johnson (25:24)

Yeah. My fear is that the whole island will become so overly populated that it will tip over and capsize.

Matt Walsh (25:41)

We don't anticipate that. The Guam population, I think currently about 170, 25,000.

Vince (25:49)

God bless that admiral, by the way.

Matt Walsh (25:51)

Who.

Unknown (25:51)

Who entertained that.

Vince (25:54)

Yeah, he had to treat it seriously, like he respected the institution. He's like, look, this guy's an idiot, but he's a member of Congress. Here I am, from congressional testimony. I'll do my best to treat it with respect.

Unknown (26:04)

Should we play our Very Best of Hank Johnson?

Vince (26:07)

Do we have a Best of Hank Johnson? Oh, okay, good. From the archives. The Best of Hank Guam might capsize Johnson.

Unknown (26:15)

And now the very best of Hank Johnson.

Hank Johnson (26:20)

Imagine, Mr. Speaker, a world without balloons. Yeah. My. My fear is that the whole island will become so overly populated that it will tip over and. And capsize. What happens when you put in a cage, fight a giant in with a midget? You got midgets? The midget will not win the fight. I'm gonna tell you that. Digging a hole down in the basement so deep that there certainly is no semblance of a safety net down there. I have found that the use of the midget. Excuse me, the use of the M word, is no longer socially acceptable. How can we make sure that the injustice of there being no helium for comedians. If you want to find out more about little people or abnormally small people or unusually small people, there's a website, there's a group actually Called the little people of America. Imagine a world without balloons.

Vince (27:37)

You know, I. When you play that, Jim, I. I just. I'm sorry that I had forgotten so many of those great moments. And. And the. The balloon one is really good. He said his concern was that if all the helium disappears, how are we going to be able to make that funny voice? If all of the helium disappears, he gets right to the heart of the matter. That's the tragedy of losing helium.

Matt Walsh (27:57)

That you wouldn't be able.

Vince (27:58)

Comedians wouldn't be able to make that funny voice. Do you think that Hank Johnson believes that if you were to dig a hole starting now that you could reach China? Do you think he's.

Unknown (28:11)

I have no doubt that he would just put the idea in his head and I think he rolls with it.

Vince (28:16)

I think so. Like, I'm pretty sure it wouldn't take much for you and I to go to his office as and pretend to be lobbyists and advocate for a plan to connect directly to China by digging a hole starting on a beach. And I think Hank Johnson was. I think he would sponsor that legislation, actually.

Unknown (28:35)

Yes.

Vince (28:35)

Yeah. No, that's right. He would sponsor that legislation. I have a new plan to connect to China. We dig a hole, we get children on the beach who already know I talked to them, that you can reach China if you dig a hole. And we'll all work together and we'll reach China. We'll be directly in China. I think he'd go for it. What wouldn't this dude fall for? I think is the key.

Unknown (28:58)

And get a Chinese counterpart, children to D from their side. That's right in the middle.

Vince (29:04)

Yeah. We can make it efficient. So Hank Johnson is just as crazy as ever. The cool thing about Hank Johnson, if. If there's any upside to Hank Johnson whatsoever, he's the kind of Democrat you like having in Congress because he is so cartoonishly weird and crazy that it just is like, okay, keep that guy around. Just to remind people of how loopy the Dems are, because Hank Johnson's a perfect expression of that. He's a mascot for their craziness. So, Hank Johnson, thank you for your destruction of a great Jimi Hendrix song today, adding to the. The body of your work. I can't wait. What's going to be in his obit? What are they going to write about when they look back on his life? He screwed up a Jimi Hendrix song. He wrongly thought that you could capsize Guam by standing on one side of it. And he lamented the eventual loss of helium because comedian voices Would never be squeaky again.

Unknown (29:54)

I think the epitaph on the tombstone will be, imagine a world without balloons.

Vince (29:59)

That's right, dude. They probably will do that. Seriously. Imagine a world without balloons. Hank Johnson.

Unknown (30:04)

Can I give you a serious note, though, on that? When I was up there and I was waiting to get in to see my congressman and you have to wait outside in line to go through the screening and all that.

Vince (30:16)

Sure.

Unknown (30:16)

I swear I saw them wheel him in. In a wheelchair.

Vince (30:20)

Hank Johnson was.

Unknown (30:21)

Yes.

Vince (30:22)

Well, he looks better today. He was standing, playing the guitar. He wasn't in a wheelchair. For that experience, I did a double.

Unknown (30:27)

Take and looked and I'm like, is that Hank Johnson? And why is he in a wheelchair?

Vince (30:32)

Maybe that's how he likes to get around. Maybe they have a. They have a chariot for Hank Johnson. That's how. That's how great he is. He's King Johnson. They just move him around the building that way, you know, given all of his past successes and conquests. So there you go. Hank Johnson today, acting crazy as usual. All right, we've got. We got a couple. I'm also receiving notes right now from people in Louisiana who do not like the fact that James Carville is known as the Raging Cajun. They don't like that they're associated with him at all. It's hard for me to blame it. Blame you for that. But apparently he's being more unhinged than usual. This is the promise that Jim has been making to me. So for. For all of us. Now, here's James Carville going absolutely apoplectic about Trump.

Jim (31:13)

A smart observer took some pictures of his hand.

Vince (31:22)

What is that sound? It's like there is Carvel making noises.

Jim (31:33)

So you can see the discoloration. And you're further going to see something interesting. You're going to see, oh, my God. Attempt at makeup to try to hide this. Now, if you're suffering and have a medical diagnosis, but if this is the condition that you have, you can cover up. Skin discoloration would make.

Vince (32:01)

Is he talking about his hand? That's what he's talking about right now. This asked and answered. Earlier this year, the White House actually addressed this. There was a. There was some discoloration on the back of Trump's hand at one point, and somebody asked about it. They said, what's that all about? And the White House said, actually, that was. He was shaking thousands of hands and people just kept crushing his hand. They kept just boom, boom, boom, boom. And he's an older dude. You get some bruises on Your skin occasionally, the older you get. So that's the conspiracy that James Carville is looking to dig into. How is it that the President of the United States, who relentlessly meets with people and shakes hands and the White House already attributed it to that they were rightfully so. You're allowed to ask about that. Is the President healthy? He certainly looks healthy, but what's the hand thing? People were squeezing his hand, crushing it, and that's it. You know that Teddy Roosevelt used to. Used to have all sorts of injuries all over his body as President of the United States. He would appear for public events, he'd have bruises on his face, and he does. His hands would be broken. One hand would be broken. He'd be shaking with the other hand because he was constantly participating in combat sports in the White House. They'd have. He'd have stick fights, like little broomstick fights with members of the Cabinet. They'd be beating the hell out of each other at the White House. And then he would go off to do a White House event. You know, it's a good thing James Carville wasn't around at the time to create conspiracy theories about what was happening to Teddy.

Jim (33:26)

And you're not being served by a commentariat that basically has one thumb up his ass and one thumb in its mouth. It is switching every 30 seconds.

Vince (33:39)

What?

Jim (33:39)

Go do your job.

Vince (33:41)

Did he say switching? Is that what he said?

Unknown (33:43)

I think it was twitching. I've been switching. It could have been.

Vince (33:47)

Whatever it was. It's demented.

Jim (33:48)

Find out what's going on with his hand. Find out what's going on with his capacity. Have people look at his slurred language. Have people look at the deterioration that's going on right now.

Vince (34:00)

Obviously, as you hear all of this craziness, you can't help but think to yourself, are you serious right now? Are you serious? Do you know who the last guy was who occupied the Oval Office? President Otto Penn. The dude that the media assiduously avoided, talking about every visible feature of his deterioration. And now you're telling us that the guy who seems as fit as a fiddle. And I'm telling you this is not. This is normal. I almost shudder to say this, because it almost feels North Korean to be like, the President Trump is in better mental and shape than I am. But I look at this guy, I'm like, I don't even know how he does it. I do four hours of content each day. We've got the podcast, we've got the radio show. At the conclusion of it, I'M like, man, holy cow, the day is over. I was kind of engaged for a bunch of hours. Trump is trying to solve wars and sovereignty the economy. He just bought American flags for the White House and he looks like it's a breeze. He sips his Diet Coke and he moves on to the next thing. And James Carville wants you to believe this is a sign of a man who's losing it, that he's like, look at him. Something's wrong with this man and the.

Jim (35:04)

Madness and the corruption and all of the other that's going on. Whoa, rah rah Johnny come marching home together we're gonna bomb, bomb this bunk Obama atomic bombs bomb, bomb, bomb and then listen to what the idiots say. Well, what about the Democrats? They only got disapproved rating.

Vince (35:28)

What is that? I don't think that's his accent. I think that's his brain. I think we had a deterioration problem going on here with the, with the raging Cajun.

Jim (35:38)

They come marching home together we're gonna bomb, bomb this buck Obama atomic bombs blow bomb, bomb, bomb. And then listen to what the idiots say. Well, what about the Democrats? And we didn't. They only got this approved rating and hoping that we're in a state of collapse and this is that. And let's have a panel discussion and we're gonna have a regression analysis and we could do all that button.

Vince (36:05)

I love that he's whining. I love it. I adore it. Yeah, you just keep whining.

Jim (36:09)

James, are you talking about. Don't worry about having a panel discussion about the Democrats.

Vince (36:16)

What are they gonna do?

Jim (36:18)

Look at what's right in front of you. What's right in front of you.

Vince (36:22)

That's the expert analysis the Democrats rely on right there, what he's doing. You know, I'm tired of all these people saying the Democrats and then they have the panels and they talk about the, you know, he's doing the Swedish shepherd thing.

Jim (36:40)

And I think there is sufficient reason to marshal resources together to see what the hell is going on here, which may be Marshall resources.

Vince (36:55)

What do you mean, martial resources? What's the point? He wants another special counsel. Is that what he wants? He wants another impeachment palooza spot underlying.

Jim (37:05)

What do you call it? Syphilitic. I don't know what the medical word for it is. In other words, he may have to clap. And I think this is, I think because, you know, and I, you know, we had to know kings, which is the largest thing. And, you know, maybe we should have no syphilis rallies.

Vince (37:28)

Jim. All due credit, sir. All due credit. Just. You're totally right. That is. Somehow. He did it. The most unhinged rant we've heard yet from from James Carville. This. It is totally crazy. You saw the president, the actual president of the United States today said that we do need a special prosecutor. Actually, here's what he wrote on Truth Social this morning. He said, Zero border crossings for the month for Trump versus 60,000 for sleepy crooked Joe Biden. Amanda lost the 2020 presidential election by a landslide. Biden was grossly incompetent in the 2020 election. Was a total fraud, said the President. The evidence is massive and overwhelming. A special prosecutor must be appointed. This cannot be allowed to happen again in the United States of America. Let the work begin. What this crooked man and his corrupt cronies have done to our country in four years is grossly indescribable. Make America great again. So the president calling for a special prosecutor today. The federal government is his to. To control right now. The executive branch. That is. So perhaps they will make something like that happen. I think the most obvious thing that we could gather thread on related to a special prosecutor and indictments would be who was President of the United States the last four years? Who was actually running the show? How was all of this being executed? I know we've got congressional hearings on the subject, but so long as we're in the mood to launch special prosecutors, let's start with that and then work our way backwards. Okay, then who installed him under what conditions? What kind of fraud was necessary to put a mentally disabled human being in the Oval Office? That. But there's a. There's a. There's a big portfolio of stuff you could cover with that.